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Ouh là là! is an Onomatopoeia, it means nothing. It can be used in French when you have a sad surprise, as "oh my God" in English.
The Sad and Lonely Death of Edgar Allan Poe - 2010 was released on: USA: 25 March 2010 (French Film Festival)
Call Of The Wild has an extremely depressing ending. We just finished reading this book for school and when I reached the ending I cried. Just from reading part of the book you can tell that the end result would not be a joyful one. Of course the story is wonderful but if you don't want tears and a sad mood then I suggest do not read it. Warning after you finish reading it you will have a very blank and empty feeling. :"(
When I read the book Call Of The Wild first, I was about 10. My mom had bought it for me along with White Fang (also by the same author, same kind of plot, if you haven't read it, read it.) I thought that is was a happy ending in Call Of The Wild when I first read it, because Buck was free. I thought that White Fang was a sad ending. Over the years, I've begun to think the opposite is true. I'm not sure if this is bad or good.
irate, cheerless, sad-faced, sad, pessimistic.
Of course. If all A is B, and some C is A, then some C is B.
Invalid, no then p1 a -> b p2 b -> c c a -> c
i would feel sad sad sad sad sad sad terrified and scared
The French for the word 'sad' is triste
"Que c'est triste - comme c'est triste"
sad is 'triste' in french, so sadness is 'tristesse' :)
I am sad translated into french would be: Je suis triste
sad to say is 'triste à dire' in French.
Nwoye becomes a sad-faced youth because he is beaten too much by his father whom is too strict.
"Trieste" in French translates to "sad" or "melancholy."
"Je suis très triste" is the french for "I'm very sad".